Postal Union Blasts Post Office For Labor Relations
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks accuses the post office department of an ethical and moral vacuum in its labor relations. Delegates at the union's 31st biannual convention approve resolutions decry unilateral rate changes and inadequate worker consideration while urging official recognition of government employee unions. Senator Johnston predicts Kennedy will win most Southern states despite religious opposition and vows to campaign for the ticket. The convention reiterates opposition to a general right to strike but argues recognition would curb inequitable conditions and coercion in grievance handling.
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New Nuclear Depth Charge Lulu Joins Navy Sub Killers
Washington AP reports a new airborne antisubmarine weapon named Lulu a nuclear depth charge added to the Navy's arsenal. It is light enough for some helicopters and all planes assigned to antisubmarine warfare to carry and deploy against submarines.
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Terms Charged Of Spying Ridiculous In Moscow
GREAT NECK. N. Y. The mother of American student Joseph Andrews calls his expulsion from the Soviet Union utterly ridiculous after learning he has been sent home. She has heard nothing from him or American authorities about his status. The U S Embassy in Moscow was told Andrews and two others were expelled, the two for driving on a foreigners only road. He says he photographed apartments in Rostov and did not know of a factory behind them, while Russians claim otherwise.
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American deserter seeks Castro intelligence post
Paul D. Wilson a dishonorably discharged former U S Air Force sergeant from Indianapolis says the Cuban air force is weighing his application to work in Fidel Castro s intelligence service. He claims secretary Juan D Orta wired that contact would be made with the air force. Wilson, who served 12 years, previously attempted to defect to the Soviet Union in Germany but was caught by military police and later sentenced to prison before his discharge.
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Four Rescued After Plane Crash in Colorado Rockies
Four Mis sourians three men and a woman survive a single engine plane crash in a deep Colorado canyon. Pilot A W Blue 31 and T L Pursley were brought out by jeep with broken legs. Ellis Lynn Shutts 24 walked 20 miles to call for help. his wife Bonnie 24 critically injured remains at crash site. The Tri Pacer Piper crashed after departure from Eagle airport en route to San Francisco.
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Mali Premier appeals to U.N. over Senegal split
Modibo Keita of the Mali Federation urged the U N to intervene to block Senegal's secession from the federation. He accused France of withholding troops and called for an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting. Senegal's Mamadou Dia proclaimed independence after power struggles, with tensions rising over Keita's dismissal and Khartoum deportations.
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